This plugin offers an assortment of flags that can replace that of the logged-in site. Each choice is saved immediately. Choose often. Refresh offers new choices.

Tip: complete a welcome page with two links, one to the doing that is easy to share and the other to the author’s statement of purpose and qualification. The statement usefully includes the rationale for the chosen site name and memory mnemonics for the flag.

Plugin source can be found on [https://github.com/fedwiki/wiki-plugin-flagmatic github].

The item contains a count of "choices" but offers no way to adjust it. 40 seems a good number.

The Video Plugin embeds a video player on a wiki page. The video itself must be uploaded to a supported video site and the key from that service used to configure the plugin. Drag and drop makes this easy in some cases.

See [https://github.com/fedwiki/wiki-plugin-video GitHub] for plugin source.

YOUTUBE CI7T2iuGjjc Merritt Raitt’s race to work is narrated by Tour de France TV commentators Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwin.

Factory

You can drag and drop a video to a factory and have it turn into an embedded video. Drag the location item (not the tab) for either player. Or drag the video thumbnails from the google search result pages.

Double-click to edit the caption. The caption retains a little bit of wiki’s click and drag behavior while the embedded video player ‘owns’ the rest of the item.

Keys

The plugin’s text contains the caption and commands specifying player details especially the identification key used to select the video to be played. This can be edited manually. Find the key for your video in its url or embed code.

Commands

Double-click the caption to enter a key or change the caption.

Say YOUTUBE and a [[Key from YouTube]].

Say YOUTUBE PLAYLIST and a [[Key from YouTube Playlist]].

Say VIMEO and a [[Key from Vimeo]].

Say ARCHIVE and a [[Key from Internet Archive]].

Say TED and a [[Key from a TED Talk]].

Say TEDX and a [[Key from a TEDx Talk]].

Say CHANNEL9 and a [[Key from a Channel 9 Talk]]

Say HTML5 and [[Keys for an HTML5 Talk]]

Say other things for the caption.

• https://github.com/obsidianmd/obsidian-sample-plugin
• MVP

  • detect nodes in the [[agora]] and display that in obsidian somehow

    #plugin

The Discourse Graph extension enables Roam users to seamlessly add additional semantic structure to their notes, including specified page types and link types that model scientific discourse, to enable more complex and structured knowledge synthesis work, such as a complex interdisciplinary literature review, and enhanced collaboration with others on this work.

For more details, see the documentation and a demo.